Recent reviews by Saito

Gridform is a decent twin-stick shooter with smooth gameplay, but it's not Geometry Wars 3. It offers fun, intense action, but it lacks the depth and variety of Geometry Wars. It's a solid pick if you're looking for a fresh, arcade-style shooter!

In terms of gameplay, it's a spiritual successor to Banished. Unlike other games that emulate the former building hit, it offers something new, such as a combat system, different unlockable tiles (like in cities skylines for example) for different settlements, first-person view to enjoy your own settlement, and more. Therefore, the game has potential to become more than just another Banished clone and also become something unique. The graphics are also pretty decent.
It's still in early access, so some features are missing or not fully developed, but the first impression is good. It all depends on how the game develops in the future, but it's definitely a solid foundation to start with.

The game is good, as expected from the series. However, the in-game voice chat sounds strange, so it is recommended to use an external voice application.

Pretty decent for early access. Needs a little more variety and a co-op mode, and then it's excellent.

Adds a decent amount of playtime to the game, which is worth it considering the price. Gameplay-wise, more of the same (although Ada has some unique ways to play), but adds a bit more story to the game, which is interesting.

Nice little experience to play with somebody you like and who isn't that much into gaming.

The city is the best part of the game, followed by the main story. Everything else felt unfinished, even though I was playing on version 2.1. The gameplay in particular is very mediocre. It's hard to imagine what the game was like at release. Overall ok, but nothing special. Only recommended during the sale.

Basically "Banished" with more options. Nice for in between.

Good overall. The story itself is ok, but short and I personally found most of the levels in Hitman 3 rather ok and Hitman stands and falls with its replay value. Definitely recommended in the sale, less so at full price in my opinion. For new players, however, an absolute recommendation to buy, as the "World of Assasination" trilogy gives you access to the levels from Hitman 1 and 2, so you have more than enough content. Since I've already played the prequels, it's less interesting for me.

Not recommended! Too much talking, literally all the time, and not enough interesting gameplay.